What are your rooster's names?

[tobit]

i have 2 (currently)

athos - buff pekin/cochin bantam
aramis - blue pekin/cochin bantam

the names are from the three musketeers, in the tv series the musketeers aramis likes getting with the ladies, and therefore has his name because he is the horniest little f*cker with a hen in sight!

 

[Adorkable]

currently I have Tyson, Apache, and Creeper!

 

[ButchGood]

Charlamain.

 

[Gardenlady2]

I have 3 roosters. One is a Delaware that I call Chicken Dinner. Started out that way because he was supposed to have been a she, so he was going to become dinner. However, he's clearly the top rooster in the flock and is doing a great job protecting the hens, so he gets to stay. The other two are Dominiques and I can't really tell them apart, so I call both of them Buster.

 

[debster1556]

1 rooster. Scooby Roo

 

[HWittridge]

Past - Rocky (bantam)
Rolly (Leghorn) he was real noisy

Now - Big Blue (Blue Orpington)

I also have a Koekkoek Roo that was supposed to be a hen. My intention was to re home him and then the guy who wanted him never ever pitched. So I put him in with his "sister" and the two ex-batts I recently rescued.
He was beautiful before, but now he looks so proud with his scruffy girls. Guess he is a keeper then and deserves a name.
Any ideas?

 

[Scorpiochick]

My gorgeous Roosters name is Red- Rhode Island Bantam seemed appropriate

 

[lacicc2710]

Red sex link Is Lucifer and my barred rock is Dutch

 

[michel294ever]

I have only one rooster, his name is Manny. My next door neighbor named him. He is 4 years old and now I am afraid I'm going to lose him. He is a Jersey Giant. Since I got home from vacation, two weeks ago, he has been listless, his beautiful rooster tail has been hanging down and it doesn't seem like he is eating very much, if at all. I haven't heard a cock-a-doodle-doo since I returned on April 19th. I know that this isn't a medical thread, but since we're talking about Roosters I thought maybe someone would have some insight. Last year we went through a major flood and thought that maybe he has had a little PTSD. But even this winter at -50F he was still crowing. None of my hens are acting like they are sick. They are still quite energetic and they are the same age. I will definitely get another rooster if this one goes, but I love Manny and am wondering if anyone has any ideas....

 

[debster1556]

It sounds like you have kind of an urgent problem.
I would repost this in the"emergencies" section.

Good luck to you!